For next year, I hype by :
- Kansas-Louisville game, 10/24, Mikel Brown vs Darryn Peterson
- St John's-Michigan, 10/25 with a great playstyle opposition with many prospects to look on
- Montana basketball debut the 10/26 with Money Williams basketball

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I'm upset by the fact that the Adriatic League decided to not upload full game this season, that Skweek.tv decided to not upload EuroCup game this season, etc

It's shameful

Sergio de Larrea is special. Which ball-handler in recent history can say "I have more responsabilities than Sergio de Larrea in EuroLeague before my draft" ? Luka Doncic, absolutely. Maybe Maledon or Jokubaitis ? So, Sergio de Larrea is somewhere between elite EL Player and elite NBA Player? Okay

I LOVE a lot of bigs in this draft : Hannes Steinbach (Washington), Alexandros Samodurov (Panathinaikos), Amael L'Etang (Dayton), Moustapha Thiam (Cincinnati), Yaxel Lendeborg (Michigan), David Mirkovic (Illinois), Zuby Ejiofor (St John's), Gabe Dynes (USC) etc

I'm really excited to follow them

I'm disappointed about the Ben Henshall season starting with Perth. He doesn't have many minutes even if Bryce "Offensive NBL Supernova" Cotton is gone. He missed many shoots and even if he has good defensive plays and some good passes, he's not as good as I want.

To finish about this list of sleepers, I'm going to talk about Jerry Easter. He's not a good scorer and he lacks of shooting but I want everyone see his defensive greatness. He's dynamic, has great physical tools and he's excellent as defensive playmaker. De'Anthony Melton archetype

Roman Domon is an archetype of player I love : big guard, almost point forward, so crafty in offensive way to find easy buckets. He lacks of many things to become an elite player (explosiveness) but he can become a great offensive connector even if he has t-rex arms

3. I have 3 sleepers on this season starting : Adrians Andzevs (VEF Riga), Roman Domon (Murray State) and Jerry Easter II (USC).

Andzevs is a really crafty young guard who can be efficient as playmaking or as off-ball scorer and I'm hyped about his BCL season

2. Dash Daniels seems very comfortable. I was skeptical about his season with a NBL Team but the United finds the right way to use him. More used as ball-handler in U-16, U-18 and U-19 teams, he's more like a Josh Hart player with Melbourne with hustle, off rebound and POA defense. It's great

1. Cameron Boozer is a BEAST. During the scrimmage and the exhibition game against UCF, he shows why he has to be the number 1 pick in 2026 : he's bigger, stronger, more skilled, more comfortable and more dominant than any other players for the draft. This guy is crazy

Offensively, Dash has good passing instincts. He can make many fakes to make his choices impossible to predict. He has a good feeling on the court to find his roll man after the pick.

One of the biggest issue with Daniels' skillset is the shooting. His shooting motion is so bad, his support is poor and the motion of the arms is made in 2-times, which is bad. He has to work on this to be an efficient basketball player this year

He's fluid with the ball and can drive well on open-court. Even if he shows many times that he lacks of touch when he tries to score, Dash can be a good scorer as offensive cutter

One of the greatest part of the game from Dash was his hustle to grab rebounds. He uses his body well to disturb others big men from Tasmania. He has a great energy on the court and tries during each action

To finish, we can talk about Dontae Russo-Nance, the back-up point guard of Perth. He's probably not a great NBA prospect but I'm sure that he could be a great NBL/EuroLeague player in the future with a good ball-handling ability and passing game. He could also help Noa to play on PnR

Melbourne has a Next Stars as Dash Daniels. He shows why he's good but also why he's a limited player. The brother of Dyson can defend many players, creates offensive transition and makes good passes. However, Dash has also many defects like a lack of ball touching or ability to create separation

But Noa has an issue. The roster of Wildcats has structural problem because Noa needs some playmaker to use his verticality under the rim and play the PnR or send lob passes. But with Henshall, Pepper and others, Perth has not player like this except maybe Dontae Russo-Nance, a 20 year old kid